Social Sleuth
Social Sleuth
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Here at Social Sleuth, we investigate and create space for dialogue surrounding the hot topics of memes and the cultural impacts of the things we share on the internet. Seeking to find the blurry line where comedy and self-expression meet the concerns of misinformation, digital literacy, and censorship.
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The podcast explores topics such as the cultural implications of memes, the challenges of misinformation, and issues related to digital literacy and censorship, with episode examples including a discussion on the future of memes with Aidan Walker and an inaugural episode decoding the complexity of memes with Marnus.
Here at Social Sleuth, we investigate and create space for dialogue surrounding the hot topics of memes and the cultural impacts of the things we share on the internet. Seeking to find the blurry line where comedy and self-expression meet the concerns of misinformation, digital literacy, and censorship.
In this episode of Social Sleuth, I reflect and seek advice from Lina Maria Clevenger in navigating some of today’s most pressing digital movements – calling out Big Tech and the weird world wide web along the way.
Addressing the elephant in the room we unpack what can only be identified as the next stage of digital bureaucracy – without discounting our own complacency, I am reminded things are complicated, and Lina brings the nuance centre stage.
Find more from her, here → Lina Maria Clevenger
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